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Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
rne PRICE OF flour

is advancing, and ~ ,.,;n,sr n hl
should buy their -four Tor y, w's,fl asiIpr
IL goes higher. 1 am stl'! q .'t ssia,s s,r'.I
famous "Nesdmore' a. g p - ID II
$50. per bag az. fel P,.ansco ! sa,s b
Gam brill's oeleDrstea Pa,apss,O s. 81
si ali Of VIM. Lea & sons OTa1es' 1'ns. 3 {
less, Plstt & Elkinton {, sHa,al TY Oh
7 also have new buokwhsA.,a sa,u mi j
ips \ s'fE lour, r buck wheat and s.oISs SCal d
and Las fsrina; an ;nVt reed
rolled oats and Oatmeal ,,ow. ~,
from the mill. Jas. O. MU,,ta ..a.ts,
cor Twelfth aud French ss'e'''
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
municipal Court.

At this mornings session q. o. M.1 !
pal Court, Jacob Dittz s1a " '.s W.
Powell we're each lined s. snd - ~ T.
drunkenness. john Mccall, ,. iOi ~
enpess and disorderly conaec1I p..I,l
aned Sc and costs. John bisA| 81.
charged d with a,ssnltlDQ bis vie
discharged, with the wSiu,Is .a,s.,
there was q comp am S..s'i1J
again he would get s!I m'l 10
Castle. ,,n And
Antonio Gaperito,his con'I,, : Er|
Ssperito, the Italians at!e'.sI 20 a. nd
sior Brewery last uish', ".,t WIN, h
and costa each for disc'a't,Ssss .s NM
weapons in the stree, ana To,' ~ e,r,
$500 bail for court for ca'ry.n, ,,,,oIo,
cd weapons. Antonio O4O''''
discharged.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Conscience Money Returnea

int northern part OF PhtladslpLi Ia
has returned 70 Jamss Sullivan Sb6o,
which lad been stolen from him three
years age. Tna clergyman became &C
euainttd with the facts CT the cass
through TIE Coz .ossiopal. 9plliYau,
who nov lives Ia Wi-licst ten. EtEved a
term Of impTisou mtnl f,r The killing o.
John Torney, saloon keeper WHOM
lie accused Uf The theft.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
>%~s
services at .asbafy,

Rev. Julius Dodd preGchad at Asbury
NJ. Z. Church On Sunday morning TO q
large congregation Clara Boyd aud Net
tieVar Name conducted services In the
afternoon and evening The sermon Of
the former in the evening is spoken OF as
being very impressive. Over thirty pro
fessed TO have been converted during the
day. The revival services will be con
tiuued during the coming week This
evening Rev. T Il CorGran Of Epworth
will occupy the pulpit. Rev Mr., Bryan
is still on the invalid list, suffering iEom
a carbunc e, but he Wi be aided IN his
work by eminent preachers until the
services are brought to close.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Dscember Centu'''

A French artist, m, .,s MT. Br,p]
bssn called In to illustrapls apl,yi.ian Nsd
MAI Mstthe as's "Notes on ,pssr p ia ,bs
pspe1s," which will IL sDe'n, sSis nn,Itic.e n
S;nSsE e.. DsTtss. oSR."'yi VIII ee given Of c
Wolf, Roohefort, osiihoA'
and Sxrgey.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Tno Horse saie'

The wyoming horses ss s0Ia 0sIa,tSysdsy py !,
ss sspSss wsfas s% .s . sSO Sss ps.
not not very satisfactory oopld 10 al be oOtsin'
a. and ati they we're forced 70 'u'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
DIED.

bOrD In Brooalyn, N. Y, on the 9th
inst, james Bond.
The funeral will take place Tuesday from
the p, W. a Il. depot. In Wilmington, at IL
o. N. lntsrment at MT Salem Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

4ne Wilmington Rifle Club met this
afternoon, when shooting took place
WIN rihes at 100 to 200 yards, and with
fsVolvers at 10 and 80 yards.
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Personal.

Miss Ella Chandler, of Romarsvllle,
Pa, is visiting her cousin, Miss May
Picker ing, of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
Don't Mig

the bargain lot OF uissts ni
dress aud school shoes. B,bcet
Market street, ab.ys secord, VII
ton.
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Btacs OF the Temperaturs
o the REPUBLICAN, once todAy, In ths
shade:
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'olo.l
$50 So aG
rns WsaknS..

Tomorrow promises 10 be cloudy TO
clearing and rather colder. Wed nas day
fair, aud . considerable fall OF tempera
ture.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
I.ost Keys.

A bunch Of keys WAS lost on Satur.
day morning. The finder will oe suira
bly, rewarded on leaving them AZ this
office.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
our metnod

One pr'rN satisfaction guaranteed or
maLry IfclLed. Renember, every
th.uf !. .r5.I Ia plain AEGres. Don't
forf' .ne a.Ars, II. Meyer", Ooe P;ice
Clc;a..g . .Use, norsh wGsf corner o.
Ell IA ani Market sreets, Wilmington,
Del
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

william Miller, ~ The Second s:Tt c.
mtrEr is ,sii Cp - sickness
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28

yYYAErED-h BOY TO LEhRE OAR.
wv rage ri INNING 4 boy 70 learn car.
rage p4iLttpg. also nisr AID naisner IN
DlacasmiGn shop. hp2ly u JJNEs
UIHEIE L Co, sJu.h sI1e Of Neraet 50,
bridge n.s-lt
Daily Republican., 1887-11-28
paYkes's Hair 1alsam

Beauoiic9, oiaansss and preserves tho hair.
Aseps IL tott and al kon. Promotes a Iax.
pflGnt groWt1 niwaVd restOreI Eray hatr
70 us onSi > oGlos PIeVants hair i4llip.
ana ba-drah. Gurss scalp diseases. 10
cents st Druggi.t3.
HlNDERC0RNS ssass't, ss.s oafo 'Srss, 1na nd
Ooins, Bunions, eto. stops all pains. Neyer
iaiis TO cure. Is ssnts ct Druggists.
MIN, ,th&w
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TME eoveeseRs ACrIen.

We have no sympathy With lhoss Who
are diaposed 10 oritioiae Attorney w. II.
waite and Governor seusple for taking
The precautionary measures which they
did on Saturday evening last. Mr..
white evidently had. - did many good
Ct tEens, spprshensions OF trouble. The
Governors order 10 held The militia In
readiness shoaid have provoked no cFiti.
s'sn. The precautionary measures were
inozpeasivs and were not calculated In
any vay 10 give oaense.
Company B vas only held in readi.
uesa 81 lie AVmosy in case q dis,urbano.
should OcoaR, and whatevsr may have
been MI. whites cause for alarm he
certainly did What be esnsidered 10 BE-
the wise thing 10 do, 10 viev Of ali the
HIGHT which be had apsn the situation.
while the Posr IHrzLII0Enuua does no.
believe thai The leaders Of this aeitA.
aton soald muster twenty men 70 %
their bidding. Jet ve feel thai Mr..
waite and GeserHOs Semple should no,
BE- criticised for ACTING apou VIA, ,Asv
must have regarded Trustworthy infor.
nation. TIE events which have lbs,
irAnspirea 81 least dsnonstrats The fac,
hat Governor Ssmpls and Mr.. Win.
Are 90 the side 81 Lac and order.
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The past few days have developed the
fact - and have inside II 700 plainly ap-
parent TO admit Of the slightest doubt
ssa@s 0upEtn OsOursno - ueJermIneu u
SaIoFUU Ine law aud maintain the peace
a. all hAz ards. For this he deserves the
utmost credit. for the peculiar eiroum
stances surrounding bic election 10 she
ofhcs which be holds render his position
en- extremely difEieall one.
Sheriff Oochrans lie certain that be ID
amply able to maintain order without
oatside assistance. 4 calm survey Of
the situation gives assurance that biz
confidence 10 we'll founded. The callino
out Of the militia on Saturday evenine
vas without his sanction. fer be feels
that the precautions which be has al
ready taken are sufficient for any
emergency. He is determined TO faith.
folly keep the trust which the people
have repsssd IN him.
The sheriff deserves the encourage
ment and support Of ell good citizens.
He 10 elnduetine himself admira bly,
and the interests Of the county are safe
In bis hands.
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IL is not Surprising that With The laW
aad order sstiz sns Of our city there Il .
bitsas feeling against TIE leaders Of the
disturbing element. In fact thess lead
eFs, Who do not sxesed 10 uumbeT Ave
men. constitute the disturbing slsment
which is responsible for the uncertain
and appsshensiys feeling that nov dis
tnEbs the peace Of oar community. The
following Of thsss men are capabls Of
being peaeeabls and industrious siti.
Gems were 10 not for the miserable lead
efs Who IRE the brain and excite the
passions OF The men whom they use IS
tools 10 do dangerous work which they
themselves ere teo oOSaFdly 70 do. We
can readily understand the disposition
Of our loyal citizens 10 60 after the
leaders who are responsible for this
agitation and who In contest would
be found hiding 10 some secure place.
Bot We counoil the loyal men
Of Seattle TO make no rash move,
for, whatever may seem 10 be in
the interest Of the peace and BROS.
perity Of our city. II IL clearly the duty
Of every man to keep within the bounda
Of Law Notwithstanding 10 may be
weak. to protect us from the intrieues
Of the designing enemies Of social order
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my daeFss by he Pre- enss Of fhs fsw
Chissas VIC rsmatn ia ne city.
Il b clear, Ties, thas Ne mais q pab-
lis feeling i sbsoEnaI, sid ths psxt
duty h 70 dsasEnins fts oaass. Ths VS.
body q ths saes-usEksEs q essgtls are
unqaE s,isnabIy esntsnssd snd essrss
20 isvteasnsm q a1y dessEiption- They
are wtiling 70 woFk ssd fhsy Cad no
dtmsulty 10 sssusina work % good
waesA Thsy ara aasiaasd with the sit
aation - a sxhssa, and are eager 10 Gee
Bsatsis advances - Fapidiy as possible IN
population, wealth and oo@msEsial Inn
poEaa1ss. The troabls Win which -
are fhrsstsnsd b not. fAan, . IaboE
trouble N asy ssnss Of ths word Ons
wOuid indeed b p1zzsed 70 point GU
sny eonGics between capital and Labor
10 Seattle.
II this ID not . labor agitation. than.
what 10 10 Tbs answer occurs Instinct
lively N every chs. 70 10 an aGitation
promoted b. lazy and worthless seoan-
arela. u b feeling created By men
who are themselves unwilling 20 work
- hoDeat msn woKk Who. inoaOabls Of
. generous thoaghs 90 Q esnsrsos 80
ton, and misery ID The prosperity q
others who pfsy apon the passions Of
men that sbsy may SEP over the ruins
which they have made - the prosperity
which they have beeu usabls 70 attain
By honest Effort. Thsse ms1, profess
sional aaitaa0Fs and unseFupulous
knavss, attract to themssIVs the lawiess.
the visisus and the stapia slsmsnts of
The entire SQUAD e0uatFy. They are
the lsadera Of msn Who are either ~
teFiy depFaved o. incapable Of reason.
From their posisisn - The had Of this
@snaeinG band, they endeavoF By evsEy
sEs Of the dsmagoRus and the rascal 70
stir 40 strife and contention. Them
selves physical and moral towards, thsy
eagerly urge their dupea into dangers
from The braVing Of whieh no bsnsat Il
70 be derived and into eonAists In whioh
victory or dsfeas aliks mean dAshonoF.
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no cAusE yea AIRS.

Tbs precautionary measures which
we're taksu ~ Governor ssmpls on
Saturday evening have, perhaps not IN
naturally, created disqaiss and alarm
among our eitissnG 1hs memory Of
past unforsunass events b too fresh for
svss the moss calm nos 70 become ex-
cited, OF for Ne nsoss hopsful nOs 70 BE-
come disesuEaGsd. 81 The possibility Of
shsir FecuFFeuos. ThEouahout gahday
en- anxious and fsvsEish feeling vas ap-
parent In Ell parts Of The city. End al
tboseh tbs day passsd without asy
untovard event. there wss IN many
homes almost as much unsaslness e. %
another ssndsy fifteen months ago.
In this STATE Of public feeling u a.
foEds the POsr-IErn1a0EzcEn The great
sst satisfaction 10 assure the psspls Of
Seattle thai thsrs IL absolutely no dan
aer. The psaes Of this city viii be
naiHtainsd, and property and life are
% secure bsEs as In any city Of the
United States. Ths voskingusn Of
Seattle ere TOO basy and 700 veil oos-
tented 70 beeoIe The duvss Of ths few
persistent aRitatOss Who have sOaehi 10
mialead then. The of8osrs Of the Lac,
without sxospaiOn, may be relied upon
70 do their whole duty In every eusr-
Rsncy. There ID no danger of IN out
break Of any Kind. and II By Asy chanss
one should occur, The proper OfElsials
are fully able 10 suppress u asd "a
maintain perfect order.
Let there, then, Be ne disqaist and nc
alarm. Seattle bas already passed
through iis crisis. The work before N
nov 10 70 build up our city and make 4
great. In that work all eitIssns vii
Join.
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President Cleveland evidently has an
GRATED opiuion Of gobn @. OAlhoan n,
= recent lester 10 Henry h. Yosng.
Chairman q tie Calhoun Mouumep,
Association, be sayss Il believe IA wouls
be veil u all he (Calhoanl sii ana sv.D
all be believed aad saught. and HI. a.
ptrAiiSns for The welfare and prosperity
OF Cur rspnhlie wsrs better kuowu ara
andsrstoOd. II this vsrs 90, moeA
would Be foand 10 saliehten Ana en-
courage seoes changed uiih public du,v
and much 20 sti1slAie enshusi.ssie
pAsFiostsm- The ceremonies atssDai,s
the anvsilins Of tie uonumeut srrc,ed
By he arasni adnirers in the s.n,.
which bears shs igPrsss Of hia rspowp
seoald faFnish an occasion for such an
destructive lliaStFAai 81 hss sha-a.,.v
~ shall inspire The minas Of All n.
Soanirymss vita EuSaies rrspees ana
AdmirAiaen sos BE courage and s.if-.h
n~2aiion. IL - psrhAps, net str.u~.
ths' tais saEe SV'AsOa OF 1ss sssAt nuI-
lissE asd seoSs.aoaiss. tie assepa.r a,
slavery End tie faihsr q rbe,lios
,hosid ss bad b a Prss,assa vho.s
Ds9esFAsI e esans5 q = ssulsry aso
saa q = satss ssasssly - BE- 5lsals,
Islsesa ftsn lkai u ~ sssRssssss
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PIREMAN'S ELECTION

HEkEsr ANN UNCK MYEEIR Al
: sss1saAas for ~ siessiua fsr cel.f - -.
~ p~pa .tmeni q the alersgSn - \. -
seSt Maaday. In he svena Of nv -..si..ss go.
/. aAAa. ss1e@vsr - tAs 'aturs a. a -. -
= - seadne iAs dates ~ he oasps A =,
-. - .ts siacaeney q the aspArtus.st
af8a 0ARnNFP EEWFn
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TEACHERS EXAM NATION

THkRk WILL SEMI. ,SSr.r
y sxAmsAAt En- q Teachsrs -. -
- Ply q tAs Coart Hocse IN sSS,,,. -.
eonss4Ay sd TAorsssy. ~ Si,S 81
Z -. sh = "a - FoEnSss Ia a "A
lsAAc P. aIch
M H.. tesssT sspzr.assSfest
RAtNAagsgF cssAss4 rs
sFs 40 "a
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Pshlishsd ia ne Poss Buiidiux. On Mn
sfrcet. Seattle. VISA Ter.

Tns PoST-INTKLLTuzs czz VIII act IN
.sftAke q return rejected uenuscrfpR
AZ oetFfnutiOns mnM be seat with his
undefgtandiB9
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.

I ARaE HoUsK CONTAINING NINE
~ roous o. Front street Inquire %
ron 70 CentrAl House Front q At g 6
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House & Lot for Sale

a LARGE TWO STORY. EIGHT
eaa 9 small Barn Ga Il. second lot On
Ientn stresa from corner OF Pine, Price
gaese eash. Inqnire Of ". LOTKA. a.
CsmUercial MI aua0 In
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IG0 AIRES OF LAMB. IIk MILES
Black River on the county road. Said
land Il 10 ated IN township - sections 20
and 81 Fer further particulars write or
call upon JUN CHRIST,
Seattle. Second street. tween Ma'n
and Washiv gtoa. mh2
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Attention. Company D.
HEADeuAkrkRs D CorpANr.

HEADQUARTERS ID COMPANY
LIST RKGiMEHT. N, q. W !
THERE WILL BE A sPECTAI
Meeting q this Company Al lts Ar
1871. 81 SO O'Clock. A fall ar,sndapce i
expected 90 important business is 10 Be
transacted BY order Il
&c. HAINEs,
m Capt. Comdg.
m RS PKIsgR. LAIR or SAN FRAN.
a etsoo. respectfully informs the Il fies
OF seattle and vi unity that she hss ~
suned her b siness Of dress ard cioak
maksng two doors north on the YonnS
hens ChFtstian Association buildins,
whsre see IL prepared 20 make w1Ikias
sllaln,s Dali wedding or mournina suits.
in ~ ne latsss styles. Having had thiTs
t-nve years experiianos In The buStness
&c teSls eonndeat Of giv'ng entire aafis-
-rSeston. both IN style. ID and anish
,raees very moderate Cutting and stfins.
~ shall also keep ladiss' houee sre--es
ready nate always on hand anIo IN,
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WANTED

DY AN Al FILLER, A BIRTH IN A
ID sawmin Is der and saw hammerer
Gan ele any kind ef saw. or would take q
small sawmin 10 run. Address II ,~cAre
this ON q. ART St
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FOR SALE.

T OF {. BLOCK Is MAYNARD 8
IL town plat. located on South Fourth
street between Main and Washington.
Has Q hard anished, four room house.
Inquire ct Ocean House Of
apt I'm MAURICE OACONN0R.
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WANTKp-A WOMAN or sKNeK.
eneTxy and respectahility fer oar
- nsse q her lpc sl1Eg midcle nRnd pre-
Ie1Tea. EAlary ESQ Per month. PerMla-
3. J. JOHNSON. 1890. Il Esrsisy
street.. New York. euu
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rs SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
= lars In the way OF building wharves
ard coal bunkers In Minors addition,
which has
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FOR SALE.

CTTY PROPERTY AND FARMING
~ lands, improved and unimproved.
New steamboat Rd,th X, with good
paying route established, between Laurel
Sh~s~ --sa x1vuNnuUu. On Il4Ko w ashinR.
va lesyin ~ sa.H2KhlSP sTSH assfS S 81 shade
at . N and .. m. Inquire OF
apl7 I'm W. w. EASTER, Master.
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Observation-Disclosures
WANTED.

0H TEAMoY DRAUeHf HoRzGe,
~ I've Pony Regimes. fram ; 70 u
ho-sepqwer eaek; Pile-drfEer ecow; .
6aW1iA an4 ether necessary articles
csAns go VITA TIE Rboye. Apply % -
4. HuRRhAN, Room 8. Kenysr Beck
3 axkio. ara -
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DAILE AHD WEEKLY.


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1Ol2c; about 5 10 1014c; clear backs. medi
UNI average 1Ol4c: clear bellies. medium weight
lie. Dry-salt aud Picked Meats-Clear sides
(unsmoked), 9atc; clear backs, (unsmokedl Sac;
clear bellies funsmoked). 1Oc clear bean pork f| brl
200 fbs $500. Boogna-Skin. large small
7l2c; CLOTH large small 7c. Lard-Pure winter
leaf kettlerendered in tierces, SIC: in q brls 9sc
in 50-fb in 1O0tb cases. sac; 2oib cans in SO
10 cases. Size. Refined Lard-In tierces. 7l4c; in
so ID in l00-ib 51ec.
PRODUCE.
BEANs-$2. 25 0275
BUTTER-Fair creamery, 16018c; choice, 20 022c;
fancy country butter. in small packages, 1lOIZc;
country butter. S01Oc common sac.
BEEswAx-DarL 1Sc; yellow. zoe.
at 1701Sc.
PoULTRY-Hens. &c: chickens, &c; ROSTERS
&c. young turkeys, 506c; hen turkeys. &c; toms
&c y 10; geese, S4.2004.S0 y doz ducks. DC p No.
FEATHERs-Prime geese. IS 040c ~ ID; mixed
duck. $4,000 ~ 10.
WooL-Tub-washed and picked 33035c; I'M
washed medium and common grade, if in good order.
"a 025c unwashed fne Is voc; heece-washed it
light. well washed and in good order. % 03Oc bury
and unmerchantable according to their value
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red June. prime (recleaned)
$404.40 70 bu: English mammoth prime (reclean-
ed) 81 200 4. 35; Asike, prime $3.50 as: Alfalfa.
prime 81. % D7.50; white. S7500S prime timothy.
So 6O0275 p bu; extra clean blue grass 81 Is .25
y bu red top 75c0$1 ~ bu orchard grass. ST.. 500
rnillet 75c ~ bu; haxseed selected, $1.1OO1.4O
~ bu seed rye. 65c " bu; old popcorn 2D3c ~ rs;
new popcorn. 6007Oc ~ bu; hemp, 3Asc; canary.
SCI rape &c ~ 10 Acme lawn grass seed, zoe ~ 10.
1926 ~ bu. Spinach-Blooms dale savoy-leaf
(sealed bags. SOC ~ 10 Kale. 75c y ID.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-11

month when Statstcian Dodge makes public
his figures on the crops of the country, there
the session to what effects the official state
ments would have. The feeling in wheat was
unsettled, and trading was very active at times
Prices were Irregular. huctuating within a
range OF &c. but closing at substantially the
same figures that prevailed on Saturday even
ing. The opening was strong and ] a &c higher,
influenced by firm European advices; but, iuhu-
enced by liberal receipts IN the North west, spec
ulative offerings become heavy, and prices re-
coded &c. then rallied under better buying &c,
when it was known that the visible supply
calculated upon. But the government reporr.
which estimated the crop at some 4o0,-
O00 600 bushels, some Is 600 600 to 20, 600 600
more than previous estimates, helped to weaken
the market again and after some slight fuctua-
tions the market left off about the final prices
Of Saturday December opened at 72sc; sold at
declined to 72072sc closed 72s 724c; May
opened at 775c, sold to 774c to 1oc and to ~ "a
17sc, closing. Corn weak Influenced by
the large receipts. which were due in part, TO
inspection two roads on Sunday. and
the increase in the visible supply OF 2910OO
bushels. The government crop report also
made favorable showing and this assisted the
weakness to a considerable extent The opening
was about the same as the closing prices OF
Saturday; ruled steady for a time. then became
weak. declining &c. changed some and closed
203c lower than Saturday. The stock
here increased 100000 bushels. The
market was only moderately active.
November opened at 423c, and the
decline was continuous to 42tc; May opened at
453c, selling down. with little variation, to 45c bid
Oats were somewhat more active. but still dull
The feeling was easy. in sympathy with other
markets. but light trading and large arrivals
prevented any important changes. Spec
ulative deliveries were about 30tc lower.
Provisions were slow, yet owing to advance
in hogs, which arrived more sparingly than was
anticipated, quite strong feeling held control.
Fluctuations. however, were confined to narrow
limits January the favorite future. sold at
$l2 27a II 35foripork;6 37a 42ac for lard, and
6. 224 q 6. 25c for short ribs. The same month
closed for pork $12 271 asked for lard at 6373c
bid. and for snort ribs, at 223c. As compared
with Saturday. these figures show an advance OF
PC in pork and short ribs, while lard was I'M
changed. October lard stood at 6 45c. decline
of .O5 cents; short ribs for October sold at 1870
7311c, and closed at 1910, or at an advance OF
.O21c. The leading futures ranged as follows: